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Suggest Treatment For Right Varicocele

hi ,i am a wife my hushband has right vericocele ,mild discomfort in testies, sagging of scrotum ,but not like bag of worms or any change in testicles ,he has it from many years but asytomatic ,he sometimes get s pain more when he has uti ,now i being a doctor also just want to know how can i help him ,cause its not surgery needed right now and secondly i feel after having sex its gets better what corelation rather physiology is between sex and vericocele thanxs for ur help
Mon, 2 Mar 2015
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Hi,
If he does not have any problems with the Varicocele then nothing needs to be done. It can cause pain, heaviness or sometimes low sperm count and lead to infertility. Surgery is usually done when it leads to infertility or pain. If both these things are not there then treatment is not required.
It gets better because during sexual activity the blood flow increases and the blood in the dilated veins is drained out and they become empty leading to relief.
Take care,
Dr Rishi, New Delhi, India.
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Suggest Treatment For Right Varicocele

Hi, If he does not have any problems with the Varicocele then nothing needs to be done. It can cause pain, heaviness or sometimes low sperm count and lead to infertility. Surgery is usually done when it leads to infertility or pain. If both these things are not there then treatment is not required. It gets better because during sexual activity the blood flow increases and the blood in the dilated veins is drained out and they become empty leading to relief. Take care, Dr Rishi, New Delhi, India.